WOBZ-LP

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WOBZ-LP
East Bernstadt / London, Kentucky
Branding WO9BZ
Slogan Local TV... WOBZ
Channels 9 (VHF) analog
Affiliations America One/America's Store
Owner ARK-TV
(Andrea Joy Kesler)
Founded November 29, 1993
Call letters meaning nod to old W09BZ call sign
Former callsigns W09BZ (1991-2000)
Former affiliations UATV
Transmitter Power 3,000 W
Website www.wobz9.com

WOBZ-LP is a Class A low power television station in East Bernstadt, Kentucky, broadcasting on Channel 9. Licensed in 1991 as W09BZ, the station now goes by WOBZ-TV 9, a simple rearrangement of the original calls. Although the calls were assigned in 1991, the station didn't go live until two years later.

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Broadcast television in the Lexington market  (Nielsen DMA #63)

WLEX 18 (NBC) - WKYT 27 (CBS) (The CW on DT2) - WTVQ 36 (ABC) - WKLE 46 (PBS/KET) - WDKY 56 (Fox) (The Tube on DT2) - WBLU-LP 62 (RTN/MNTV) - WLJC 65 (TBN) - WUPX 67 (ION)

Outlying Areas:
WOBZ-LP 9 (A1/AS) - W10BM 10 (LeSea) - WKSO 29 / WKHA 35 / WKMR 38 / WKON 52 (PBS/KET) - WYMT 57 (CBS)

Significantly Viewed Out-of-Market Broadcast Stations
Reception may vary by geographical location
WBKI 34 (The CW, Louisville)
Other Television Stations in the state of Kentucky

Louisville market stations:
W04BP 4 (Religious independent, Campbellsville) - WBXV-CA 13 (MTV2, Louisville) - WBNA 21 (ION, Louisville) - W24BW 24 ("WYCS"/Independent, Louisville)
Lexington market stations:
WOBZ 9 (A1/AS, East Bernstadt/London) - W10BM 10 (LeSEA, Morehead) - WLJC 65 (TBN, Beattyville) - WUPX 67 (ION, Morehead)
Other markets:
WKAG-CA 43 (A1, Hopkinsville) - WAGV 44 (Religious independent, Harlan) - W54AE 54 (TCT/TBN, Paducah) - WTSF 61 (Daystar, Ashland)
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, MyNetworkTV, NBC and PBS stations in Kentucky
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